South Korea Proposes $12M Grant for Philippine Healthcare Improvement
The South Korean government has proposed a USD12 million grant to the Philippines to enhance healthcare services in communities near the Luzon Economic Corridor. This initiative is expected to benefit 28 million underserved Filipinos through improved diagnostic and treatment capabilities.
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